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Doreen Layton, Wayne Lee Wed In A Double-Ring Ceremony Doreen Rebecca Eva, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Layton, became the bride of Wayne Donald Lee, son of Mr. jand Mrs. Donald E. Lee, all of Oshawa, last Saturday. The dou- ble ring ceremony took place in Westmount United Church, at ifour o'clock in the afternoon The Reverend Arthur Magee officiated, and the soloist was |Mr's. David Weldon, Oshawa, bs | E see Fg Pr az PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Wallace C. Bruce of Garden City, New York, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L, Bowen, Pine avenue, who are celebrat- ing their 50th wedding anni- versary this weekend, Out-of-town guests at the Lee- Layton wedding, last Saturday Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 oy tpllcceg: yyy voterg were: Mr. and Mrs. Norman THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, August 31, 1963 7 Seow. Yocona: Mr. Gal Mis. Cecil Williams, Ajax; Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Hannom, Brooklin; | © Mrs. William Layton, Newcas- tle; Mr. Vernon Rowe, Newcas- tle; Mr, and Mrs, Howard Par.| 7% ker, ee a % Stannett, a r. ani Ts. : : : John Lajoie, all of Whitby; Mr. Reni Meg enw ty ber. to and Mrs, William Hancock, and pret dith tedtie tafiels ene Mr. and Mrs. Ross .Brough, all sr bowed re b ow of Orono; Mr. and Mrs. Karl --Photo By Hornsby tilly lace pps Sige | Bayo Bickel, Newtonville; Mr. and Some ae ee bent 28 = i * wore a white His FSs si. i i 25s Paez tiie iraqi lal Pod a i» 5 ate fF Ei Hie Ireland Studio Mrs. William Ferguson, Ennis. killen; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson, Bowmanville; Mr. Ralph Bowers, Nestleton, and Miss Cecile Parks, Tyrone. A farewell party for Mr. Gary Beattie, was held recently at the home of Mr. Thomas Malcolmson. Mr. Beattie is j ileaving early next week, to --Photo By Hornsby MARRIED 25 YEARS Mr. And Mrs. Duncan McKay Celebrate Silver Wedding Mr, and Mrs. Duncan McKay, Humber avenue, were the guests of honor at a surprise party given to mark their sil- ver wedding anniversary, re- cently. The party at the Fern- hill Club House, was arranged by Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Den- sham, Gibbons street. Messages of congratulations from England and Cyprus were read, and Mr. and Mrs. McKay were presented with many gifts of silver and a large wall mir- ror for their home. About forty-five guests were present from Kingston, Camp- bellford and Oshawa. Those from out-of-town were: Mr. and rs. George Brice, and Mr. Mrs, Charles Lee, all of Campbeliford; and Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Murphy, Kingston, 'Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. McKay were married July 30, 1938, at Godal- ming, Surrey, England. Mrs. McKay is the former Muriel Lucas, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Lucas of Godai- ming. Mr. and Mrs. McKay re- sided in their home town until six years ago, when, with their son, Duncan, they came to Can- ada, to reside in Oshawa. SOCIAL NOTICE commence his studies at the Royal Roads Military College, Esquimalt, British Columbia. A presentation of a farewell gift was made, Those present were Mr. Robert Donabie, Mr. Don- ald Leaming, Mr. James Smith and Mr. Robert Malcolmson Jr. The annual picnic of the Northminster Come Double Club and their children was held last Sunday at Orono Com- munity Park. Races, games and swimming were enjoyed. The results of the races for which prizes were given are as fol- lows: Boys and girls, 3 and under: Shame McDonald, Diane Dickson. Boys and girls, 5 and under: Susan Beckett, Cheryl Dickson. Boys and girls, 7 and under: Warren Hill, Dougie Keane. Boys and girls, 10 and under: Dellas Libby, Debbie Whitney. Boys and girls, over 10: Gary Perkin, Eric Libby. Adults: Arnot Whitney, Bob McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartley and their group organ- ised the afternoon's program. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Milliman of Quincey, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Olson Tise, Elcart, Indiana, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forrester, Simcoe street north. HOUSEHOLD HINT Before replacing a burned-out fuse, switch the master switch ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. William B. off; be sure hands are dry and stand on a section of dry board or chair. PLAN: SEPTEMBER WEDDING The engagement is an- nounced . today of Frances Kathleen Waugh and Charles David Osier, whose marriage is to take place on Saturday, September 21. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Waugh, and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Osier, all of Oshawa. The ceremony is to be held in Northminster Unit- ed Church, at 2.30 p.m. X Months of Work On Fabric And Dye End Opening Night STRATFORD, Ont. (CP) -- Opening nights at the Strat. ford Shakespearean Festival are tinged with just a little sadness for Inge Schmidt. They represent the comple- tion of the season for the quiet- spoken wardrobe co-ordinator, Her work is done when the play begins, When the production of Ti- mon of. Athens was unveiled late in July, Miss Schmidt had completed her second season at the Camadian theatre and had been working for nearly five months. Her task began in February when there were huge snow. drifts around the summer thea- tré. When the designs for cos- tumes were ready, she helped with the selection of fabrics, making sure enough was or- dered. Most of the fabrics are bought in Toronto but some are from Montreal and the festival pur- chases as much as possible in Stratford. Once the materials have been selected, bought, dyed and fitted the work of the wardrobe co-ordinator is done. Maintenance of costumes is a jov for the technical staff which keeps them cleaned and -re- paired. 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